"Vote against Greater Albania", Belgrade organizes buses for Serbs to vote in Kosovo

Belgrade has planned organized transportation for Serbs to go to Kosovo to vote, a government official serving as the commissioner for refugees and migration has confirmed.

She calls for as many Serbs as possible to go vote on February 9th, as she claims, to guarantee survival in Kosovo, but which she provocatively refers to as a province.

It also emphasizes that those who wish to participate must have identification issued by the Kosovo authorities.

The Serbian chief negotiator for the dialogue, Petar Petkovic, is also trying to influence these elections.

Speaking to the media in Belgrade, he accuses Prime Minister Albin Kurti of seeking ethnic cleansing of Serbs.

"Preserving 10 seats in parliament, forming the association, and the survival of Serbs are essential for fighting his goals, which are: an ethnically pure Kosovo and the creation of a 'Greater Albania'," Petkovic claims, demanding Kurti's punishment by vote.